Frank Oz' Muppet documentary "Muppet Guys Talking" premiering at SXSW on March 12, 2017

[D'Snowth]

Is this available on Streaming? I have Hulu, Netflix, and Amazon Prime? and Xfinity Cable?

I just checked through Xfinity and I don't see it.

I'd remain hopeful though, they had I AM BIG BIRD On Demand last year, but it was for like one weekend only.

 

[BEAR 2]

Just saw a preview and it looks to be a good one. It will have Oz, Brill, Nelson, Goelz, and Barretta. It's been in development for a few years now. It is produced by Oz's wife (who actually came up with the idea) and also the guy who is head of the Legacy, i think. It's set to come out next year. Anyway, it looks to be a good one!

 

[Pig'sSaysAdios]

I hope this one gets to come on TV somewhere like Being Elmo did. Sadly IABB didn't get that chance.

 

[JT Yorke]

I am big bird is on DVD

 

[D'Snowth]

I hope this one gets to come on TV somewhere like Being Elmo did. Sadly IABB didn't get that chance.

It was On Demand for one weekend after it was released: that's how I got to see it.

I am big bird is on DVD

Yeah, but the DVD is really hard to get; same with Being Elmo.

 

[JT Yorke]

https://www.zavvi.nl/dvd/i-am-big-b...mail&ecrmcid=2R61g7qekJP0vXpdnKBvM5YnmAodEB8b

I Bought mine at this Dutch Website for only 6 euro's !

 

[gravy]

Just saw a preview and it looks to be a good one. It will have Oz, Brill, Nelson, Goelz, and Barretta. It's been in development for a few years now. It is produced by Oz's wife (who actually came up with the idea) and also the guy who is head of the Legacy, i think. It's set to come out next year. Anyway, it looks to be a good one!

Where'd you see it?

 

[Muppetboy09]

Where'd you see it?

They showed a preview at Oz's appearance last night at the Museum of Moving Images

 

[BEAR 2]

It was On Demand for one weekend after it was released: that's how I got to see it.

Yeah, but the DVD is really hard to get; same with Being Elmo.

You can purchase I Am Big Bird from iTunes.

 

[BEAR 2]

Where'd you see it?

At the Museum of Moving Image. Frank Oz was a guest speaker last night.